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GAMBLING: Does it pay or does it cost?
IN A RECENT EDITION of Sentinel Radio, four people explored the relative benefits and costs of public gaming. Producer Steve Carlson discussed the issue first with US Congressman Lamar Smith, and then with William E. Moody, a practitioner and teacher of Christian Science. Two other guests on the program shared their experiences of confronting the gambling issue on a personal level.
Steve Carlson: Congressman Smith, a number of states are looking at the possibilities of gambling as a remedy for budget shortfalls. Do you see that as a remedy?

January 13, 2003 issue
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Is life a gamble?
Bill Dawley
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letters
with contributions from Melanie Shoop, Shirley Ball, Debby Kowit, Evelyn Horn
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items of interest
with contributions from Sarah Ruth van Gelder, Marilyn Elias, Terry Mattingly
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Living with certainty
By Margaret Rogers
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GAMBLING: Does it pay or does it cost?
Steve Carlson with contributions from Lamar Smith, William E. Moody
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'I DIDN'T WANT TO TRUST A RANDOM GOD'
Jan Keeler
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'I FEEL COMFORT AND INNER PEACE'
Art Colyar
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Three episodes in a journey of healing
By Lynne Darnell
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If Jesus held a press conference on the economy
By Brian Clendenen
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Course focuses on FORGIVENESS
BY Sentinel Staff
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Red flag alert: I've got mail for you!
By Kim Shippey Senior Writer
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Love me, love my typewriter
By Ginny Luedeman
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with contributions from Whittier, Theodore Parker, Emerson
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Sifting for truth in the war on terrorism
By Channing Walker
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Spiritual healing isn't chancy
Jenny Sawyer
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Breast-feeding pain and infection healed
Melanie Wahlberg
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A transformation took place in my life
Marcelo Souza de Carvalho
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Christian Science—and the future of Christendom
Mary Trammell